Autumn Trees, 1911 by Egon Schiele
Canvas Print - 19790-SCE
Location: Private CollectionOriginal Size: 79.5 x 80 cm
Giclée Canvas Print | $74.87 USD
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*Max printing size: 40.8 x 41.3 in
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Painting Information
In Egon Schiele’s "Autumn Trees" from 1911, we find a work of profound simplicity, yet it’s laden with Schiele’s trademark emotional intensity. Here, three slender trees rise against a washed-out background, their branches fragile and nearly bare, clinging to the last russet leaves of autumn. The trees are rendered with a wiry elegance, standing stark and solitary, as if weathering the inevitable passage into winter. This isn’t a celebration of nature’s beauty, but rather an intimate portrait of its ephemerality, painted in Schiele’s restrained, almost ascetic color palette - earthy browns, soft ochres, and faint hints of orange.
The artist’s technique here is beautifully understated. His brushwork is fine, almost ethereal, particularly in the thin black lines that define the trees, each branch seemingly sketched with a trembling hand. The contours are so precise, so deliberate, yet they possess a certain vulnerability, as if the trees could break apart under the weight of their own delicacy. This sense of fragility is heightened by the composition, which is open and spacious, the trees standing apart in quiet solitude, with little else to ground them. The bare ground beneath is painted in muted, mottled tones, giving the landscape a sense of barrenness, of something being slowly stripped away.
The background, too, is intentionally sparse, a near-monochromatic blend of grey and faded hues. There are faint lines of red and blue, perhaps suggesting distant hills or subtle shifts in atmosphere, hinting at the chill in the air and the emptiness of the season. Schiele has eschewed the rich, blazing colors that one might associate with autumn. Instead, he presents a scene of solemn, almost skeletal beauty - a landscape pared down to its essentials, inviting us to contemplate the quiet persistence of nature in its dormant state.
"Autumn Trees" captures a poignant moment of seasonal transition, evoking a sense of melancholy but also resilience. Schiele’s trees are emblematic - they endure, bare and exposed, standing firm against the season’s withering touch. This painting is not about grandeur or splendor; it is an intimate, meditative piece, drawing us into its quietude and inviting us to witness the beauty in what is nearly, but not quite, gone.